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The Four Game Plans for Small Group Math in 4th & 5th Grade

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The Real Question We All Ask You know the feeling. You’ve pulled a small group, the kids are in front of you, notebooks are out, and then it hits: “Okay…what do I even do with them right now?” Do I reteach the whole lesson? Do I just throw more practice pages at them? Do I […]

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